In the paper, an Analysis of Principal Components is used to explain the structure of Variance and Covariance, associated with the variables that represent the Mexican industrial performance, from the financial point of view in the period 1998-2001, with the purpose of reducing the number of independent variables, and to obtain some variables "artificial" or factors, in form of lineal combinations of the original variables, so that they reflect, in more efficient way, the variability of the group.
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